Pearson Promoted to Vice Presidency of Missouri Pacific
St Louis dispatch reports E Pearson elevated to vice president role at Missouri Pacific. Formerly general superintendent of Northern Pacific at Livingston, he has held multiple chief engineer and superintendent posts since 1884. He will oversee the operating department with headquarters in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
E. Pearson
Missouri Pacific
Pearson
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Milwaukee
Foley Kidney Pils Remedy Claim
Kidney and bladder troubles are urged to use Foley Kidney Pils for quick and permanent results. The ad cites W. D. Richards as the contact for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Richards
Horse theft report near March 13 1911 details two branded geldings
A message lists two geldings seen at a residence around March 13 1911. One horse bears the brand A lazy H on the right shoulder with two dots on the left. the other is branded reversed B bar connected. Owner C. W. Voges asks callers to pay charges and contact.
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C. W. Voges
Outlet road secured by local agreement near Columbus
Before leaving Columbus, Mr. Ellis announced he had secured from White and Jenkins the temporary right to open a road through their lands. A potential settlement offer by A. L. Thomas could avoid court. Road Overseer Bennett and crew then camped in Weatherson field and began construction to ensure an outlet during high water for Columbus and Stillwater residents.
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Columbus
Mr. Ellis
Messrs
White and
Jenkins
A. L. Thomas
Old Bridge
Bennett
Here
Absarokee
Weatherson Field
Jenkins Place
Stillwater
Danger for Big Timber People Appendicitis Warning
Local notice urges Big Timber residents to consider chronic Appendicitis when experiencing wind and sour stomach. It promotes Adler-i-ka as a simple remedy with buckthorn bark glycerine and a single dose said to bring quick relief as per W. D. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Richards
Recent Rules of Interest to Settlers Digest May
Pioneer digest summarizes land law points from the interior secretary rulings. It covers reinstating lapsed declaratory statements, rights of entrants, succession on death, heirs and devisees, residence credits for mail contractors, spousal entry rights, timber and stone act inspections, church property title, and isolated tract sale withdrawals under 1906 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
The
Pioneer
Land Department
Turner Vs
Peter Kolberg
Andrew Rafshol
Erickson Vs. Harney
L. D
Entry Man Rights to Water for Irrigable Lands
The entryman must prove a clear right to sufficient water for the irrigable portion. Cites Theodore T. A. Iasigi. A second desert land application is rejected if patent issued on the first. The 1908 second desert land act allows a second application only when the first entry was lost forfeited or abandoned, not where title was acquired.
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Theodore T. A. Iasigi
Commissioner Discretion Guides Isolated Tract Disposal
The commissioner's discretion determines when a tract is isolated and the offering and disposal of such tracts follow departmental regulations. The text emphasizes authority over process and adherence to internal rules for handling property parcels.
Land Selection Doctrine Applies to Date of Selection
The passage notes that under the June 4 1897 act a valid selection remains tied to its selection date and relates to title as of that date. The selector need only prove land was free of tax and liens on that date, citing U S vs Anderson.
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Land Department
U. S
Anderson
Wins Fight for Life with Dr King’s New Discovery
Newark man James B. Mershon recounts a life saving recovery after eight months of illness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping lung hemorrhages and restoring strength. The ad touts its use for weak lungs chronic cough and related ailments with price details.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Advertised Letters At Big Timber Office Week End June 6 1911
Uncalled letters listed at the Big Timber post office for the week ending June 6 1911 include Anderson Rudolph Craghead James R Mrs Dawson Jake Rollin Hall Mrs Leibelt L McKinley James Murdock Lauretta Miss Ney Ness T story Peter Roe R H Schwartz Marjorie Miss Schuter Ernest Skree H O Stanford Frank Taylor James Thetford Jack. Please say Advertised when inquiring. Sheridan P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Rudolph Craghead
James R
Dawson Jake Rollin Hall
Leibelt L. McKinley
James Murdock
Lauretta
Ney Ness
T Story
Peter Roe
R. H. Schwartz
Marjorie
Schuter
Ernest Skree
H. O. Stanford
Frank Taylor
James Thetford Jack
Reed Point Community Notes Highlight New Bridge and Unions
Local notices report Rev. David Hardy visiting Bridger Creek services and an Epworth league social on June 16. Families move in from Grey Cliff. Edna A. Davis and Arthur Abbott wed in Billings. a Yellow Stone bridge is now open, spurring settlement and land activity. Job printing offered by The Pioneer.
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Epworth League
Joseph Cline
A. S. Guthrie
Grey Cliff
Guthrie
W. S. Sutherland
Abbott
Federal Forest Service
Reed Point
Yellowstone
E. M. Humphrey
Trespass Notice on Leased Land in Township 2 and 3 North
All persons are notified not to trespass on sections 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 29 31 33 in township 2 north range 18 east and sections 11 15 21 29 in township 3 north range 18 east. Driving stock over land is forbidden. Signed 27 5 D J. Arnold.
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J. Arnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Square
H. J. Koozer
Hether
Fair Exchange of
Folger
E. L. Patterson & Co
Verinda Vinson
Schelling
Fuller
Taylor
Tobias Beckner
Burton
Mary S. Ness
U. S. Vs. Wood
AucusTa C. Sheridan, P. M
W. W. Clarke
Montana
J. W. Geiger
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
Grand Hotel
L. R. McKeever
Kk. O. Clark
Reed Point News
David Hardy
R. L. Guthrie
Leon Boisseau
P. Phipps
Bridger Creek
James Leach
Billings
George Leach
Big Timber
Securities Bridge Company
Humphrey
Pioneer Office
Lolita Vent
Alice Watt
Vermen
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